Installation
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Update Software, If Needed
NOTE: If the Reactor has a temperature control module
and was built before 2010, a software update is needed.
Otherwise, installation is complete.
25. See step 12 on page 6 to determine if system uses
a temperature control board or a temperature con-
trol module.
26. If the Reactor has a Temperature Control Module,
check Reactor identification label for the date code
which is in the format “G13A”. The number in the
date code is the last two digits of the year built. If the
year built is 2010 or later, a software update is not
needed and installation is complete. Proceed to
Operation on page 9.
27. Update the software:
a.
Turn Reactor power switch OFF
.
b.
Insert software update token (9) in back of the
Temperature Control Module above the power
wires.
c.
Turn the Reactor power switch ON
.
NOTE: During the software update, the green LED on
the Temperature Control Module will blink rapidly and
the display will show “E99”. When the update is com-
plete, the green light on the Temperature Control Mod-
ule will blink slowly and the display will work normally.
d.
When the software update is complete, turn
Reactor power switch OFF
.
e.
Remove the software update token (9) from the
Temperature Control Module.
28. With Reactor power switch OFF
, press and
hold down the Actual Temperature key
on the
Reactor display and turn the Reactor power switch
ON
. Release the Actual Temperature key
after power has been turned ON.
29. Press the Zone A UP arrow key
four times to
go to the software version.
NOTE: The software version will consist of a number on
each of the three temperature displays.
30. If the software version displayed is 1, 1, 5 or 1, 1, 6
(software versions 1.01.05 and 1.01.06), the soft-
ware did not update. Go back to step 27 to update
the software.
31. If any other software version is displayed, the soft-
ware has been successfully updated.
NOTE: Module is now ready to operate, see page 9.
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